Alberta Woolsey Named 4-H Club President in Marion County
Alberta Woolsey, serving as 4-H Club President in Marion County, is noted among local leaders. The article observes that white workers in industry report rising living standards, with natives also enjoying improved conditions.
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Alberta Woolsey
Marion County
Local notes from Pella and Marion County events
The Chronicle reports on residents traveling for shows in Miami and lake work in West Okoboji, weddings in Alabama, visits to Minneapolis and Des Moines, and community news from the Campbell Folk School and Red Cross programs. It covers 4-H Rally Day actions, new clubs Chat Chatters and Swan Strivers, officer campaigns for Alberta Woolsey, and Synod activities alongside local family trips and gatherings.
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Joe Vande Kieft
Ted Stursma
Lost Island
Silver Lake
Iowa
Alfred Christensen
Tracy
Camp Rucker
Alabama
Junior
Albert) Christenson
Joyce Reynolds
Nancy Boot
Andrew Boot
Minneapolis
Minnegota
Philip
Dorothy Dylhoff
Gelmer Dylhoff
Des Moines
John C. Campbell
Franklin Friends
Alberta Woolsey
Marion County Gin
Alberta
Knoxville
Caa
Charlotte Shivvers
Patty Finarty
Beverly Wood
Pauline Spencer
Jobyna Rankin
Myrtle Condra
Letha Johnson
Perry Township
Paul Ingle
Runnells
Blaine Templeton
Monroe
Swan Strivers
Swan Township
Oscar Hodgson
Elmo Conley
Baldwin
Farm Youth Exchange
Roger Baldwin
Costa Rica
Joyce Maddy
Mary Lou Chamberlain
Lay
Cut
Florence O'Neill
Chariton
Ruth Deitrick
Marion County
Synod elects Bernard Mulder to National General Board
The Synod continued proceedings in Pella selecting Dr Bernard J Mulder of New York to join the National General Board. The announcement lists sixteen named individuals considered for the board and notes the ongoing page continuation from page 11.
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Pella
Iowa
Central College
Synod
Bernard J. Mulder
New York
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South Africa’s postwar industrial rise and Rhodes memory
The account traces South Africa’s shift from mining focus to broader industry after World War I, detailing the Industrial Development Corporation's $15 million seed, 10 877 manufacturing firms in 1949 with over a billion dollars in output, and a new steel mill near Pretoria. The narrator links growth to Rhodes’ legacy and visits to Rhodes Memorial and Groote Schuur.
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South Africa
Industrial Development Corporation
RFC
Pretoria
Pittsburg
Rhodes
Cecil Rhodes
Jnst
Table Mountain
Incomparable Victoria Falls Spark South Africa Investment Hopes
The text hints at vast industrial potential in South Africa and waning capital needs. It discusses expansion, foreign investment, and the outlook for returns to investors tied to development near Victoria Falls.
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Victoria Falls
South Africa
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